Levantábase (en. Got up)

/leβan̪ˈtaːβase/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Definition: Action of getting up.

Example sentence: Get up and go enjoy the day!

¡Levántate y sal a disfrutar del día!

Definition: Indicates that someone should rise.

Example sentence: Get out of bed, it's late.

Levántate de la cama, ya es tarde.

Definition: Used to motivate someone to act.

Example sentence: Get up and face your fears.

Levántate y enfrenta tus miedos.

Etymology/Origin: From the verb 'levantar' and the reflexive pronoun 'se'.

Phrase: Get up soon!

Meaning: A call to wake up or not to stay in bed.

¡Levántate pronto!

Phrase: Rise and shine.

Meaning: It encourages someone to excel or stand out.

Levántate y brilla.

Related word: levantamiento

Description: Action of lifting something or someone.

levantamiento

Related word: elevación

Description: The act of rising or the state of something that is elevated.

elevación

Related word: revolución

Description: Movement of change that involves rising against a situation.

revolución

Meaning: Referring to a change in attitude.

Example: After the talk, I decided to get up again.

Después de la charla, decidí levantábase de nuevo.

Meaning: In the context of personal motivation.

Example: Get up, today is your day to shine!

¡Levántate, que hoy es tu día para brillar!